6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 19,1967 ly plowing champion to com-
pete in the upcoming stale con
_ c\Air<r> test to be held In Somerset
• SWCD County. A mileage allowance
(Continued from Page 1) 0 f up to 25 cents, with actual
0 ... expenses to be submitted by
E 2 the contestant, was approved,
to 535 S g i!d $2O foTthJ Representing the county this
°, , rr™ntL P /M? 1 w m hiS PlonsMp by umMim fast
would p“.LlTc't.Mh.?e? S"S
„ r mt,- j merman of East Earl m in a
mr»uJ h b d pp d close finish. In the 1966 state
o._ •„ contest Zimmerman placed sec-
lntoS ta tte »ntSi «!*■ ™J d
was to work in closer coopera- s n
lion with the nine vocational man ’ aso of East ® a 11 '
agriculture departments in the 4.H CONSERVATION CLUB
county, particularly to encour- SUPPORTS F&H CENTER
age young farmers to partici- The Northern Lancaster
pate. County 4-H Conservation Club,
County agriculture teachers led by SWCD director Aaron
association president Lewis Ay- Z. Stauffer and . associate fli
ers noted the teachers would rector Leroy Pfautz, sold
cooperate in this effort next household products in an of
year. Ayers, chairman of this fort to collect money to sup
year’s land judging contest port the current Farm & Home
a new feature of the conserve- Foundation fund drive for its
tion field day reported that new Center,
he was a little disappointed Club vice president Dennis
that only 11 contestants had Martin, Stevens Rl, presented
participated. The directors, the proceeds of the club’s e£-
I however, noted this was a good forts $25 ‘— to Amos Funk,
turnout considering the event SWCD chairman and a director
was a first effort in Farm & Home.
STATE PLOWING MEET Although most of the two
Directors voted to pay more and a half hour session at the
liberal expenses for the eoun- county court house was devot-,
DID YOU KNOW On the
average there arc nearly one
and one half acres of forest
for every Pennsylvanian.
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NEPPCO Exhibit
Space Sells Fast
Allied industry firms ore
showing keen Interest in ex
hibiting nt the 1967 NEPPCO
Exposition, officials of the
Northeastern Poultry Produc
ers Council reported this week.
“We’ve signed up nearly 85
percent of our normal space
'allotment already,” Harry F.
X. Stulls, exposition manager
said.
The big annual show moves
into the' Farm Show Building
on October 10-11-12 with sev
eral acre's of exhibits featur
ing the latest in poultry equip
ment, products and services,
expert discussions of up-to-the
minute topics affecting the live
lihood of egg and poultry pro
ducers, nalionally-famous dis
plays and a crowded schedule
of activities.
“We’ve already leased 177
ed to detailed planning and
discussion in preparation for
the annual state SWCD meet
ing to be hosted locally in No
vember, directors also approv
ed six new cooperator plans
totaling 664 acies, plus plans
involving Adamstown Borough
and 10 acres of state forest
lands.
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R. D. L Ronks
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R. D. 4, Manheim
HEISEY
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Paradise Lawn and Bellaire
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Millersville
HERSHEY BROS.
Reinholds
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
R. D. 1, Quarryville
R. D. Z, Peach Bottom
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
exhibit spaces totaling over 21,-
000 square loot, and between
10 and 15 percent of our ex*
hibitors are brand-new to NE
PPCO,” Stulls said. “They will
be showing equipment and
products never before display
ed at the show, and many of
the repeat exhibitors will have
new items and displays *as
well.”
Stulls urged potential exhib
itors to make their selections
quickly from among the num
ber of choice locations still
available.
Among the educational dis
plays will be an all-new Poul
try and Egg Food Products
exhibit on a wide range of
processed and further-processed
chicken, turkey, egg and game
bird products. The nation’s
largest Market Egg Show, and
a special fancy third display,
will also be featured.
The list of educational ses
sions this year includes expert
talks on topics ranging from
the handling of the pressing
hazard of town zoning ordin
ances, the problem of who will
be growing started pullets, a
brand-new presentation on egg
price-making factors in NEP
PCOIand and an analysis of the
industry’s choice between the
giant egg production complex
and the owner-operated poul
try farm.
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, INC.
WHmer
DUTCHMAN FEED ll
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R. D. 1, Stevens